jean harris never admitted to messing with jean's stuff. but lynn messed with her stuff all the time. lynn took human feces and rubbed it into a new dress that jean had left. jean claims that lynn stalked her by the telephone, and would make threats. at the same time, there were reports that jean would call the clinic where both lynn and tarnower worked and talk trash. we do not know lynn tryforos's story because she did not give interviews. she remains private and stays out of the public eye today. i couldn't tell you where she has her what she is doing. and then we have got her job. the job is not going terribly well. it is 1980 and the world is changing. let's think about what we know what the expectation is for girls prior to 1980. jean harris is what we expect of young ladies of wealth and privilege. go toe supposed to school, go to a girl school, get their degree and get married and have children. oft was the expectation madeira girls. things had changed. who remembers what happened in 1972? yes. title ix comes along. but this title i

jean—claude juncker was untypically guarded today.t when i put some party political brexit promises to him, he engaged. thank you very much for taking the time to speak to us. a pleasure, i am always eager to speak to the british, as you know. well, it will come as no surprise to you that i would love to start by talking a little bit about brexit. once again. once again, exactly. once again, i spoke to you the last time there was a withdrawal agreement, we sat here, and now the eu has renegotiated the withdrawal agreement. it was presented to parliament and now, already we are in an election campaign. do you feel that that new brexit deal was given enough of a chance in parliament to be considered? westminster has its habit of doing a deal which is not a deal but an international treaty between the european union, a deal is a kind of expression i don't like but we are used to this kind of language. i feel that this deal, this treaty, is the best we can have. it is not the first time that i am considering this treaty would be the best

our host jean-marie christille grew up in the region. >> anthony: i love it here.ts because i have zero italian heritage. as far as i know zero. but i just love this lifestyle, this food. it's just great. >> eric: well, cheers. >> anthony: to italy. ♪ >> jean: after you. >> anthony: i will definitely have some of that. >> jean: this is with -- even some honey. >> anthony: oh, interesting. >> jean: and this is a gift from me -- and i have done dried meat with the leg of the -- >> anthony: okay, more cheese. but it's a delicious order of gnocchi with beetroot fondue. >> anthony: this is great. we're doing fondue again. we should have a camera in your colon. >> anthony: ravioli with tomato sauce. >> jean: so you like pasta? >> anthony: oh, i love it. >> eric: he has been whining for a week. >> anthony: a creamy polenta with braised beef. ahh, now that's exciting. >> jean: one of the best you can find in aosta valley. >> eric: which meat is this one? >> jean: beef, it's beef. >> anthony: you remember our friend, the cow? >> eric: yes, yesterday. she was cute. did you s

levi's innovation factory in san francisco where this 166-year-old company has reinvented the way jeans are made later in the show you'll hear from ceo chip byrd how do you make classic jeans without classic dispolioation of the earth. you didn't care where the indigo went, right? those days are gone. you know what else is gone, the year when manufacturers tell you what you want. now you tell them what you want. now levi's no longer needs to make millions of pairs of pants that are destined tore landfill. the consumer can compete what she wants when she wants it as well as the ultimate stakeholder which is the earth levi's need to make vintage jeans. so they engineered new technology to rebut the presumption of swed shops. some people think they're doing. they use special washing machines and keep the indigo bleeding from the water table while maintaining a workforce of seamstresses that have been with the company for ages it gives you a better made pair of pants in such a shorter time period not every business needs to develop its own tech you can outsource most of the stuff. remember

on wednesday jean pass aid way.m hanks' movie role hitting closer to home than he ever imagined. ♪ it's a beautiful day in this nabd a beautiful day for a neighbor ♪ >> hanks plays the iconic mister rogers in the flm "a beautiful day in the neighborhood." it turns out they are actually are lated. this is something hanks and his wife rita wilson were surprised to learn. >> all this comes together. >> this is crazy. >> did you have any idea? >> well, i would like to see if johnny depp is related to mister rogers kchl you find out from ancestry.com? >> they're sixth cousins. they shared the same great, great, great, great, great grandfather. i don't know. five greats, is that close? i could be related to mister rogers. >> you'd see that or "frozen" first? >> i will see that first. >> double feature. >> okay, okay. thanks for joining us. i'm christine romans >> i'm dave briggs. this is "new day." >>> in hours gordon sondland will testify publicly. >> we just want the truth. >> at the time of the call on july 25th, how i

>> seth: please welcome to the show jean smart, everyone. ♪ [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ >> seth: jean.cold for you in new york city >> no, i'm just teasing. >> seth: you're just teasing us. >> no, it's actually not nearly as cold as i thought it was gonna be >> seth: were you worried about it >> yeah, i actually bought this coat 'cause i'm working in philadelphia right now >> seth: really? >> to keep warm. >> seth: so, that's the way -- that's the life of you l.a. actors you have no coats unless you come work on the east coast. [ laughter ] >> no, not goose down park >> seth: yeah. oh, goose down look at you, jean smart. >> is that stefon? >> seth: that is stefon. how about that look at that >> how is he >> jimmy: he's all right >> you know, it's good thing you have a gorgeous wife because you guys are pretty cute together. >> seth: me and stefon >> yeah. >> seth: yeah. well, we both agreed it's our fallback plan. yeah [ laughter ] this is a fantastic show i'm enjoying it so much. >> seth: i was very familiar with the "watchmen" comic book, you were less so >> i wasn't at all so, you'r

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it is with great pleasure, jean dward smith. jean: thank you very much. it is a pleasure to speak at the franklin d roosevelt library. this is i think my 25th visit back to the library. but my first time here as the speaker, and i am honored. my remarks today might be entitled franklin d roosevelt, iberalism without apology. if there is a subtitle, it would be, a nuanced look at fdr, 60 years afterwards. i intend to be provocative. for more than a generation, americans have been told that government is the problem. not the solution. college campuses think tanks across the country, libertarians felt the urge to remove government from our lives. this thinking has led to privatization of vital government functions and a surrender of the government's management of military operations to profit-seeking contractors. i looked back at franklin d. roosevelt's time, and it reveals how differently americans once viewed government's role. how much more optimistic they were, and how much more they trusted the president. in the course of speaking about fdr, i will take

because she was with billie jean king because you know that emma stone played billie jean king in thatjean. we're seeing --" they've gone to see paul mccartney at the barclays center in brooklyn. and they said, "so we're going to come over." because billie jean had never been and she was longing to go so i said, "all right, i'll see you in a wee bit." so i go to the bar and i say, "oh, hey, everybody, billie jean king and emma stone are coming in a minute." and they're all like, "all right. and then, about ten minutes after that, emma goes, "oh, my god, oh, my god. paul mccartney is coming with us too." and so, everyone started to freak out. and it was like a joke like these black suvs pulled up on our little street in the east village and it was like a joke because, like, paul mccartney, emma stone and billie jean king walk into a bar. [ laughter and applause that how random is that >> very. and we all were having such a laugh and having drinks. and what's hilarious is that my husband, grant - you know grant >> jimmy: yeah >> he did the murals, these lovely murals. and there's sort of

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knowing jean had terminal breast cancer, she spoke to her husband and two kids and then made jean anke, then our family is happy to make him part of our family. and she said i'll sleep better tonight than i've slept in a long time. >> my mom went to heaven. >> she's your queen angel mom? >> she's always in my heart. >> and she passed away and jake joined his new family. they've set up a gofundme page. >>> tom hanks' new role hitting closer to home than he imagined. ♪ it's a beautiful day in this neighborhood ♪ thanks plays the iconic mr. rogers in the upcoming film "a beautiful day in the neighborhood." and it turns out they're actually related according to a discovery by ancestry.com. something they were surprised to learn this week. >> this is crazy. do you have any idea? >> i would like the see if johnny depp is related to fred rogers. >> according to ancestry tom hanks and fred rogers are sixth cousins. they share the same great, great, great, great grandfather who came to america from germany. >> go ahead on o, gronk. >>> that's not just great. that's legendary. a halftime spect

reporting live in san francisco, jean elle, nbc bay area news. >> jean, thank you. we are back in 90 seconds with san jose students putting an international issue on display. how a new play highlights the struggles of undocumented immigrants. >>> and if you're sick and tired of sitting in traffic, a change could be on the way. possible plans senator feinstein and an east bay congressman have for a new bridge in the bay area. >>> i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. we did manage some sun today but now the clouds and fog are back. a quarter mile visibility in santa rosa. i've got your weekend forecast and when this clears on out. coming up in about seven minutes. it's been reported that there's a cyberattack on business every 39 seconds. ouch. i don't even want to think about it. comcast business has a solution. we go beyond fast with a cloud-based security system that automatically updates, so you always have the latest protection. phishing. malware. risky sites. it can help block all of that. it's one less thing for us to worry about. comcast business securityedge

his mom, jean, right by his side. jean, a single mom, had been battling breast cancer for years.nd when they moved from florida to massachusetts for better medical treatment, jake went to a new school. he bonded with his new teacher, kerry bremer. >> i fell in love with him instantly and as she got sicker that year, i just thought, "what is she going to do?" >> the two families would spend weekends together, holidays together. over the years, jake's mom continued her battle with cancer, and the teacher made her a promise. >> if you need a backup plan for jake, then our family is happy to make him part of our family. and she said, "i'll sleep better tonight than i've slept in a long time." >> jake, bonding with his teacher's children and her husband, dave. last wednesday, after dropping jake off on the school bus, jean passed away peacefully in their home. >> my mom went to heaven. queen angel mom. >> she's your queen angel mom. >> is always in my heart. yes, she loved me so much. >> do you love her so much? oh, thank you. >> tonight, the bremers now jake's family. and all of them

reporting live in santa rosa, jean elle, nbc bay area news. zblek certainly hear those generateors behind you. thank you, jean. these outages happening of course because of our high winds. let's bring in our chief meteorologist jeff ranieri and the simple question now, when these winds start to dissipate. >> they've already started to calm down after a top gust of 59 miles per hour at mt. st. helena. we've seen it drop to 34 miles per hour over the past hour. red flag warning in effect until 7:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. still for the higher elevations of the north, east, and also the south bay. once again we're on the downward side of the wind event. mountain gusts. lower in the valleys, 5 to 15, with really any kind of wind remaining focused right over the north bay. on a side note here, cold temperatures tomorrow morning in the same areas still without power. 30s and 40s. so if you have heat, you have power, you know a friend without power, maybe you want to give them a call, invite them over, help them out with these chilly temperatures we'r

the other week, jean claude janker told me government gets in?er week, jean claudejanker told me he did not think it was very realistic. he said it would be up to the new commission, and up to eu leaders to decide. —— juncker. the commission, and up to eu leaders to decide. ——juncker. the eu said it would change its red lines if the uk changed its red lines and it is a lwa ys changed its red lines and it is always an interest of the eu to have the uk as close as possible, if not inside the eu then as close as possible to the eu. if labour comes along and says we think we need to negotiate a brexit deal anyway and put it to another referendum, we would be in favour of a much softer brexit, much closer to the single market and so on. i think eu leaders will say ok. the fact they have said they will not reopen, they have a lwa ys they will not reopen, they have always said they will not reopen. i will keep this brief but i will illustrate it. at school i had to wear a school uniform and we hated it. we always wanted to get rid of school uniform. the

jean. >> reporter: it can, raj. tonight those hateful comments from a supervisor directed at the san francisco police officers association are quite the talk here at city hall but most city leaders we reached out to are keeping their distance from the controversy. he the sfpoa, though, is reacting. san francisco supervisor sanda lee fuhr captured on video leading a vulgar chant against the san francisco police officers association at a campaign event last night. a chant the p.o.a. president says is an attack on police officers. >> they're hert by her language. our members have a very dangerous job as it is. and for her inciting and fueling anger toward law enforcement out there it's dangerous. >> reporter: she did not make herself available for comment but issued a statement apologizing to the rank and file, letting them know her husband was a police officer and she respects the job but going on to say she weapons not apologizing to the p.o.a. saying their attempts to influence the district attorney's race was trump

nbc bay area's jean elle joins us in san francisco with the details. jean? >> reporter: raj, this is the form that fans had to sign before being allowed into the theater. it's a lot to read as you're waiting in line to get into a show. we didn't see anyone refuse to sign it and walk away. some say locking up your cell phone and signing a document that says you won't share any part of the show on social media is part of seeing a live performance these days. but when we pointed out there is a million-dollar penalty for violating the agreement, that got people's attention. some say it's a great way to protect material. others say it's not realistic. >> i think he's doing the right thingpersonally. you know, he wants to stop people from -- you can't get offended. you go to a comedian you need to expect to hear some funny jokes that may offend you and you can't walk out of there and talk about it and get all mad about it. you just can't. so this, this is that extra bit that keeps you from doing that. >> that's insane. that's not -- that's not a feasible situation

next on history bookshelf, jean edward smith talks about his biography of fdr. he examines the presidents private and public life, which included his battle with polio, has outlook on the economy, and his relationship with his wife. we recorded his remarks at the franklin d roosevelt presidential library and museum in 2007. >> i am happy to start the session in which we meet jean edward smith, the author of the new biography of fdr. as i was telling him, we are so delighted to have a new biography, particularly a single volume biography, which makes it much more accessible for everybody to be able to have the story in

jean? >> reporter: as you mentioned, people tonight who say they are afraid to go outside and they live near 7th and mission. and tonight a supervisor here at city hall is calling the situation a public safety and health crisis. you're looking at time lapse video of what has neighbors so concerned. once the federal building closes at 7th describe it as an open air drug market. >> people overdosing. we've all seen people dieut an least once a night taking someone away. it was a terrifying experience. people from here have been assaulted. >> the federal government has a responsibility to maintain it. >> reporter: san francisco supervisor matt haney sent a letter last week to both the feds and city leaders demanding action. >> raising the alarm bells on the level of drug dealing, drug use, some of the associated public safety issues that are down there, and asking for a coordinated response. >> reporter: police are responding. they're moving people along. jane weil says she's relieved to see a

as we were saying last week, jean—claude juncker's words aside, jean—claude juncker's words aside, jean—claude be no further extension for the uk there would be no further extension forthe uk and there would be no further extension for the uk and if course there was one. he would say it is unrealistic to have renegotiations because frankly, he doesn't really want any more and thinks there is another deal on the table and that is the one that should go forward. i think that if there was some kind of labour government minority support from the outside and they wanted to renegotiate a softer brexit at the end of the day, devon motor, grumble, and grown but they would reopen the withdrawal agreement and reopen the withdrawal agreement and reopen negotiations. how long those negotiations would last? i don't know. but what i wonder though also is for those voters who might lean towards remain or what a softer brexit, who would anyone be put off by the other pages of the manifesto? find the other pages if you like to radical and therefore not feel they could vote for labour on brexit even though they

carrie knew jean was battling terminal cancer.sband and three kids and made jean an offer, one mom to another. >> if you need a backup plan for jake, then our family is happy to make him part of our family. and she said, i'll sleep better tonight than i've slept in a long time. >> reporter: jake spent the next few years getting to know the breamers, spending weekends and holidays with the family. jake and dave breamer, fast friends. >> when i first met him, it was fun. when we first decided to do this and i met him, it was, "you're dad?" and that was it, i was dave the dad. >> reporter: last week jean took a nap and didn't wake up. a single mom who loved jake so much, gone in a heartbeat. but carrie, dave the dad, and the kids were ready. >> queen angel mom is always in my heart. she means so much. >> she did. did you love her so much? thank you. >> reporter: carrie says the real hero is jean, a mom who selflessly prepared her son for his future, a safe and loving home for the holidays. >> we shared our boy, and she will live on h

jean tang runs a copywriting business in brooklyn. isn't for everyone.s a copywriting business in brooklynlj think copywriting business in brooklyn.” think there are pros and cons, there are social and community aspects of wework which are really nice. i think we prefer our own space and we are here to work and not socialise, necessarily. shareholders will be hoping the fiasco at wework is a one off in the company's sprawling investment portfolio. vivian nunes, bbc news, new york. dennis muilenburg says he will not take a bonus this year following two fatal crashes involving the company's 737 max aircraft. mr mullen berger recently faced us lawmakers who accused him of his firm building flying coffins. he ordinarily received a $13 million bonus on top of his $1.7 million salary. the us coats imports of chinese goods by more than a quarter according to a un study. the organisation found the feud between beijing and washington cost $35 billion in the first half of this year and drove up prices for american consumers. well, they are trying to move closer to

addict here is really interesting as far as you can tell just a pair of denim jeans has cut 20 percent recycled caught renu so we saw them producing a kind of a feedstock which was 100 percent recycled quote and you think we're going to get to that point i do and i think you know in the short term this is what's available today and when you sell is hopefully next season it's clothing so that this moves from having 20 percent recycled cotton to 100 percent recycled. recently partnered with 3 new cells to support its continuing research this is part of the clothing joints plates to use 100 percent sustainably source of clothing by 2030 which should be praised the same cost as non-sustainable items and in-store customers are encouraged to drop of unwanted garments to be recycled by companies like what you sell. i'm quite serious to see if there's anything in here if there's that's the thing in your own look at that they can be any quotes they can be any brands of clothing we have been working with big global retailers and designers on ensuring that this recycling program actually continue

reporting live in berkeley, jean elle, nbc bay area news. >> jean, thank you. we are back in 90 seconds with a groundbreaking surgery that helped save a bay area baby. tonight how stanford doctors treated the boy who had a rare and life-threatening brain tumor. >> there is a free lunch for the doctor, but the promise of cutting edge pain relief. now patients who bought in are unsure what's inside their bodies. i'm consumer investigator chris chmura. don't even think about a stem cell shot until you see what we found next. >> and there's more drizzle out here developing. we're tracking your morning forecast and everything you need to know before you step out the door and what's next for the weekend. i'll have that in about 7 minutes. it's been reported that there's a cyberattack on business every 39 seconds. ouch. i don't even want to think about it. comcast business has a solution. we go beyond fast with a cloud-based security system that automatically updates, so you always have the latest protection. phishing. malware. risky sites. it c help block all of that

jean elle, nbc bay area news. >> is that jean singing "smelly cat"?ice is good actually. >> we need the full rendition. >> we want the raw tape. >>> it's friday night and the sun's out tomorrow. >> good weekend weather. going to go check that out or anything happening across the bay area. then of course those weekend changes, that does continue to show rainfall. i do want to start off, though, with a reminder. tomorrow is our big push here at nbc bay area and safeway stores to get you out to help your neighbors in need. we have our annual holiday food drive. you justify get a little tear sheet. you can ask them at the register. it's a $10 donation and it goes directly to our local food bank. so if you can head out to a safeway store tomorrow, that would be great. we have temperatures in the 60s. mostly clear skies. i'll be out in alamo in the east bay, so maybe i'll see you there. and a lot of our other talent and my colleagues will be at the other stores throughout the bay area. let's get you specifically focused in on tomorrow morning's forecast. it

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jean pierre: so many people criticize the ecb saying we get the rates on broad, but at the same time,ointed out, negative rates have maintained that rate of growth, so the that rate of growth, so the percent of the bank going down. it has been different from us. maybe now they are low, only get for longer. we shall see. francine: does shearing help? jean pierre: it does, and the -- francine: how would you describe the relationship right now between european banks and the european central bank right now? jean pierre: the regulators, there is only so much you can do with them, but in fact, it is a matter of trust. we are changing the mayors, we speak together, so you actually can benefit from one each other. the ecb has made a lot of progress on the supervision side. when they created the ecb, if you look back in five years, whoa. it is something super good. juliette: it has been quite a week for alibaba. it raked in record sales on its annual singles' day extravaganza, and it began taking investing orders for hong kong sales that could be more than $11 billion. founder and chairman jac

>>so in his words jeans and area, this does not happen. still very much an active scene you might be able to hear helicopters above me, let me quickly step out of the way once again to show you because they have not made any arrests in this case they don't have a solid description of the shooter or shooters but we do know and the fear was that it was a halloween party that the shooter might not. the invisible to the public because that person could have easily wore a mask and blended in with a halloween party, but we were able to listen to audio dispatch between officers and it appears that the shooter was not. generic description that the person was wearing jeans and in orange county, but you can call literally see at this particular time they are walking on the side of the road each side looking through the brush with a metal detector looking for a weapon he tried to get i suppose well it would have been the easy to get away. you just said there were no arrest because with the commotion can you imagine the street, a 100 people on the run

she pulled her weapon and before botham jean is ice cream could begin to melt shot him twice through the heart but she could. on october 1, 2019 amber geiger set her distracted badge in a courtroom and cried her white woman here's before, after and during being found guilty of murder but october 2 she was sentenced to 10 years in prison . as someone who wants to see prison abolished, i don't really care what happens to amber guyger at all and even though i want to see prison abolished i need her to suffer for all the times she should have been, for all the times white women have killed and sanctioned the killingsof black men and lovers , for gsthose years, i've got to keep bringing up those tears. i must keep bringing up the tears as a safety net, the sympathy she knows it brings and the messed up ways we been conditioned to save her no matter who takes the ball in her place. how we got black folks internalizing her tears, they are remorseful to their oppressors, abusers and murderers time and time again . just imagine rsbotham jean running up in a white woman's pot, gun knocked at t

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>> just regular jeans and a t-shirt and my red jacket. >> just blue jeans?ah, blue jeans, nike shoes, a t-shirt underneath, and he had his red hoodie on. >> do you mind if we see your nikes? >> yeah, sure. >> reporter: chris wanted to help. he gave those nikes to investigators, as well as his clothes. he even gave a dna sample. and after his interview, chris' dad called up sergeant carpenter. >> he had told us in this phone call that l.j. had driven by the house, was threatening chris. >> reporter: so here's more information that this l.j. is a very real and threatening person. >> yes. >> reporter: detectives also spoke to chris and annie's friend spencer riddle. spencer said he was at the gym with his brother the night annie was killed. >> sometimes you just have got >> did she have an interest in gangs or -- >> not that -- she didn't really tell me. i'm just -- maybe she does because of some person named l.j. that i have no idea who it is. all i know is she told me he was in a gang. i don't know for sure. >> reporter: before he left the interview, spencer

reporter jean guerrero, with the san diego public media station kpbs, is writing a book on miller and joins me to talk about what these emails say and his thinking as he exertsshed on influence on the president's approach to immigration. jean guerrero, welcome back to the newshour. >> great to be here. >> woodruff: tell us, first of all, these emails were an exchange between stephen miller and whom? >> they were changes between stephen miller and breitbart. there are abtt 900 o emails, and they were sent when he was working for alabama center jeff sessions and while he was on the trump mpaign. and essentially, what happened is there was a breitbart editor named katyccoup was fired in 2017. shy since rennced the far-right movement, and she decided she was going to take these emails and share them with the southern poverty lawenter to expose the white nationalism that she says is affect ago or influencing the trump administration in its formation of immigration policies. >> woodruff: and just for those who might not know, breitbart a far-right news website, and that's where she worked u

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jean pierre: it does, and the e.c.b. can do more. they could increase the multiple.ine: how would you describe the relationship right now between the banks and the european central bank right now? jean pierre: the regulators, there is only so much you can do with them, but on the supervision side, it is a matter of trust. two or three times a day, we speak together so you build trust and can benefit from one each other. and the ecb has made a lot of progress on the supervision side. in five years, they did something super good. juliette: it has been quite a week for alibaba. it raked in record sales on its annual singles' day extravaganza, and it began taking orders for hong kong share sales that could be more than $11 billion. founder and former executive chairman jack ma spoke with bloomberg. jack: a trade war might be, i would say, the usa and china relationship might be in some turbulence in 20 years, the next 20 years. we have to be very, very careful. i think it is so important for china and the u.s., two great countries working together, to support the economy

nbc bay area's jean elle is live . >> reporter: jessica, police here in san francisco arrested jermaine grim earlier this year for firing a gun from inside his car. a court date was set and he was released from jail, and now across the bay he is facing a murder charge while a family is mourning the loss of a man who was about to become a grandfather. >> he always had -- for everybody. he never was the type of person to be an aggressor. i don't understand how this happened. >> reporter: destiny lewis says her father was always helping people. on tuesday police say 49-year-old oliver williams who went by tyrone hodges, stopped jermaine grim from stealing another passenger's shoes, a helpful move that cost williams his life. he thought brim got a knife away from williams and stabbed him to death. his daughter is heartbroken williams won't meet his grandson. >> he was excited to hear about his grandson in december. now i know my dad won't be able to see him. because he wanted to help somebody. >> reporter: police arrested brim after the deadly stabbing when they got calls about a man matchi

the outgoing head of the european commission — jean—claude juncker — says he thinks the uk will leave the end ofjanuary. champion, champion, champion, champion, champion, champion, champion, champion! and the seven—year—old south african on course to be a golfing superstar. powerful words: why audio could be the next big thing for kids in the digital age. a very warm welcome to the programme, briefing you on all you need to know in global news, business and sport. and you can be a part of the conversation — as spotify and other big names in podcasts try to win over kids and get them listening — will it work, or is the screen too hard to beat? tell us what you think — just use the hashtag #bbcthebriefing. a climate study endorsed by 11,000 scientists warns that there'll be "untold human suffering" without deep and lasting action. the report, based on a0 years of research, says the world is in the midst of an accelerating climate emergency. and the researchers say they have a moral obligation to warn of the scale of the threat. gareth barlow has the story. wildfires in the united states

authorizing the military and police to kill us without there being any justice conservative senator jean onions has proclaimed herself interim president of bolivia although she's not recognized by politicians loyal to morales on thursday she issued a controversial to create protecting the military from criminal prosecution when maintaining public order libyan security forces have sent helicopters and armored vehicles to disrupt a weeklong blockade up by protesters at a major fuel plant it's led to fuel and food shortages during the operation one person has been killed and 8 injured human rights groups are urging bolivia to repeal its new lease immunity law. the current social political and human rights crisis and believe runs the risk of deteriorating is authorities continue to respond in a violent manner to criticism protests media scrutiny and violence by 3rd parties. meanwhile the u.s. secretary of state has commented on the rallies taking place across the globe but not on those in bolivia my pompei i did praise jean and yes for expelling hundreds of cuban officials and doctors from t

this is jean out of detroit, michigan. good morning. caller: good morning. i just want to say that i was 46 or whatever at the time of the fall of the wall, and i was happy for the people, but i also felt apprehension at the reunification because of germany having been involved in world i'm sorry, world war i and world war ii. i think that it made me realize even more, since then, the importance of nato in preventing a third world war. i hope our current president realizes the history. thank you. host: thank for the call. hope harrison. guest: yes. when the wall fell, many germans were happy, but the brits, french, soviets, polish, and many others were worried. mentioned,t caller we particularly remember nazi germany. and, wondering what is going to happen now. will it be the nationalism, aggression, and aggressive country, and it was only president george h w bush in the u.s. who wasn't afraid. that's partly because we lost fewer than the other countries did in world war ii and were separated by the atlantic ocean from germany, but president bush felt confi

still to come: the outgoing head of the european commission, jean—claude juncker, says he thinks thend ofjanuary. the israeli prime minister, yitzhak rabin, the architect of the middle east peace process, has been assassinated. a 27—year—old jewish man has been arrested, and an extremistjewish organisation has claimed responsibility for the killing. at polling booths throughout the country, they voted on a historic day for australia. as the results came in, it was clear. the monarchy would survive. of the american hostages, there was no sign. they are being held somewhere inside the compound, and student leaders have threatened that should the americans attempt rescue, they will all die. this mission has surpassed all expectations. voyageri is now the most distant man—made object anywhere in the universe, and itjust seems to keep on going. tonight, we proved once more that the true strength of our nation comes not from the might of our arms, or the scale of our wealth, but from the enduring power of our ideals. this is bbc news. the latest headlines: thousands of scientists have urge

at homeland security where for the first time all these top officials can see the travel ban that jean hamilton and his group had been working on in secret for months and they get handed the documents and they are beginning to flip through it with a bunch of lawyers and people, you know border patrol-- the folks that will actually had to stop folks at the ports of entry when they come in and they are flipping through it started to say how much time do we had to do an analysis on this or an assessment and kevin mack leaning who was then head of the border protection and later became homeland security secretary is on kind of a remote monitoring interrupts the meeting and said guys, he just signed this. i'm watching cnn. the president just signed this. [laughter] literally their mouths dropped to the table and what you saw was it was the beginning of what would be of a two and half year battle between stephen miller and banning and trump himself to push harder and faster and tyond all of the limits the bureaucrats some of whom were obama holdovers but some work people that trump put in pl

jean: it would be a bold call to say we don't see any anywhere.here are pockets of exuberance in different parts of the markets, but if you make a broad statement about reaching levels we think are systemic, we are not there yet. systemic kind of imbalance that would necessarily require a spark be triggered. francine: thank you very much. stay with us, plenty is coming up. he play for his country 81 times. we discussed business in the world's most popular start with english legend rio ferdinand. decade,e enter a new what should investors be watching out for? we talk 2020. this is bloomberg. ♪ francine: this is "bloomberg surveillance." get straight to the bloomberg business flash in london. some investors are being given the option of getting their money back after the lender was accused of the biggest a breach of money-laundering laws in australian history. retail investors who applied for shares before the allegations came to light have the chance to change their mind. amazon is doubling holiday hiring, a signal the world's biggest online retail